Pluggable Terminal Block KF2EDGR-3.81-3P PCB Solder Right Angle 3.81mm 3 Pin

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Pluggable Terminal Block KF2EDGR-3.81-3P (Right Angle, 3-Pin, 3.81mm Pitch)

​Short Description:

Build modular, easy-to-maintain circuits with the KF2EDGR-3.81-3P Right Angle Pluggable Terminal Block. This 3-pin connector features a 90-degree PCB-mounted header that routes wires parallel to the board, making it the perfect solution for low-profile projects and tight enclosures. Paired with a removable screw-terminal plug, it allows you to connect and disconnect 3-wire interfaces—like sensors, modules, or power lines—instantly, without ever touching a soldering iron again.

​Key Features:

  • ​Right Angle Design (90-Degree): The male header mounts horizontally, allowing wires to exit parallel to the PCB. This saves vertical height and keeps your wiring neat inside tight project boxes.
  • ​Pluggable Convenience: The two-piece modular design lets you swap out boards, replace components, or perform maintenance by simply unplugging the wire block.
  • ​Secure Screw Terminals: Firmly clamps down on wires to ensure excellent electrical conductivity, preventing accidental pull-outs or loose connections.
  • ​Compact 3.81mm Pitch: A space-saving footprint that fits beautifully on custom Arduino shields, maker boards, and dense PCBs.
  • ​Polarized Mating: The plug and header are shaped to fit together in only one direction, protecting your sensitive electronics from reverse-polarity mistakes.

​Technical Specifications:

  • ​Model: KF2EDGR-3.81-3P
  • ​Number of Pins: 3
  • ​Pitch (Pin Spacing): 3.81mm
  • ​Mounting Style: PCB Through-Hole (Right Angle / Horizontal)
  • ​Connector Type: Pluggable (Male Header + Female Screw Plug)
  • ​Wire Gauge Compatibility: 28 AWG to 16 AWG
  • ​Rated Voltage/Current: Up to 300V / 8A
  • ​Color: Green

​Applications:

  • ​3-wire sensor connections (e.g., VCC, GND, Data/Signal).
  • ​Custom Arduino shields and microcontroller PCBs.
  • ​Electronics housed in shallow or low-profile 3D-printed enclosures.
  • ​LED lighting controllers and audio signal routing.
  • ​Industrial automation boards.


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